New OneDrive & SharePoint Feature: Fixing Unhealthy Sharing Links
Hi all, I wanted to drop by and let interested folks know about a new feature we are rolling out to help users deal with "unhealthy" links! We've seen a few cases recently where a user makes some permission changes (such as breaking inheritance manually via permissions API's) that can cause sharing links to become unhealthy, which means the links exist but they no longer grant actual access to the item. In these cases, the sharing dialog still returns the link but the recipient will be unable to use it. To help with these cases, we've made a change to Manage Access to now show these unhealthy links along with a new string to help guide users. In order to use that type of sharing link again, users can delete the existing link and then create a new one. Please note that in some cases, re-sharing the item with the same settings can often allow the service to automatically fix the link with no end user impact. We'll begin rolling this feature out to all customers soon. If you have any questions, please let me know! Stephen Rice Senior Program Manager, OneDrive
Total number of Users who have access to a Sharepoint document
All, I am a new Modern Sharepoint Online Site Owner I need to find out the total number of Users that have access to a document on a Modern Sharepoint Online Site. Looking at the Manage Access, I see and the following icon: I understand I can select Advanced and manually count the Users that have access. But isn't there a Powershell command or something I can run to get the total number of Users that have access to a document? Any assistance would greatly be appreciated. T.J.
